Sentence examples for that were televised from inspiring English sources

Younger viewers, and hopefully voters, have never known a world in which the news cycle didn't run 24 hours, in which political conventions were not television events but events that were televised, in which the word "reality" didn't come swathed in irony.

In remarks that were televised Friday, Mr. Musharraf denied there was a rift between him and General Kayani.

Although Mr. Corzine and Mr. Franks had met in two debates that were televised before the survey began, few people had watched.

In those years, the most important exhibition games the Yankees played, according to Steinbrenner guidelines, were those against the Mets that were televised back to New York.

Nor did the hours of badminton that were televised by Sky, from the 2011 World Badminton Championships at Wembley Arena, where the Olympic Games badminton will be played next year.

It's no spoiler to describe the crucial moment in "Best of Enemies," Robert Gordon and Morgan Neville's documentary about the debates between William F. Buckley, Jr., and Gore Vidal that were televised live during ABC's broadcasts of the 1968 Democratic and Republican conventions.

"This is the time when everyone who does not deserve to be a member of the party is running away," he told a gathering of party officials that was televised this week on Serbian state television.

"I think this is a major endeavor that is televised, that is happening all over the country at this point.

There, the drama heightened when Venus Williams joined Peer in her restricted purgatory for the semifinal match that was televised worldwide.

Nearly 500 fans turned out for a practice that was televised live on a Pittsburgh cable sports channel.

Earlier, in an opening address that was televised live, Mr. Gilani also rejected the "assertions" and said that "Pakistan cannot be pressured to do more" to fight militants.